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CLAIM TO FAME: A specially designed brush bent at the ideal angle to provide easy liner application
FAST FACTS: Small precision tip quickly and effortlessly lets you draw clean, exact lines on lids or lips; lets you outline and define with precision; super soft bristles feature synthetic polymax fibers that mimic the consistency of natural hairs; ergonomic handle provides total control; cruelty-free, gluten-free, and vegan
PERFECT FOR: A winged tip and other detailed eye makeup designs
REVIEWS:
Great brush
August 7, 2017
”Nice and light so not weighty on your wrist while bent at a perfect angle for lining either eyes or lips.”
Robbin (from wetnwildbeauty.com)
works well
August 5, 2017
”Love this for when I’m doing fake freckles and eye designs.”
–breanna (from wetnwildbeauty.com)
good brush
June 20, 2017
”Solid brush, picks up product well, but is on the stiff side. Great for thicker gel liners. Really good for beginners at drawing a cat eye. Easy to hold and the stiffness makes it easier to control.”
–shari (from wetnwildbeauty.com)
SPECIFICATIONS:
WHAT YOU GET: (1) Bent Liner
Wet n Wild
Wet n Wild is one of the most recognizable and popular drugstore brands out there—but it’s certainly more than just-your-average. The LA-based company was one of the first to offer makeup under a dollar, without sacrificing hot beauty trends. The brand has always centered on the spirit of experimenting with color, staying up to date with fashion, and having fun with your makeup. Today, Wet n Wild has reinvented itself with sexy new packaging and new formulations with skincare benefits. That’s right, girls—they go way beyond nail polish!
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Not so good
The brush hairs don't taper at the end, so they become too fanned out for my liking. The fanned out bristles make it much harder to make a precise line, especially if you just want line your eyes very thinly. It was fine the first few times, but after a while, the brush hairs started spreading out on their own.
8 months ago
Not happy but for the price not much of a regret either
I bought this brush thinking it would make drawing a wing easier however, this brush made it even more difficult. The wing will look too thick and it's difficult to make a fine natural line due to the stiffness of the bristles. I suggest that using a smoother gel type pot liner will help but still, the bristles are very hard to clean since you have to be very careful when doing so but you've got to remove all that black liner.
about 1 year ago
Nope nope nope..
The brush hairs were already wonky and fanned out when I got this—eventhough the protective plastic thingy was still attached. I’ve tried smoothening it out with my fingers but nothing happened. I’ve cleaned it but it just stayed that way. So I couldn’t use it at all. What a waste of money
about 1 year ago
Not bad, not good
The bristles are a bit on the stiffer side which is maybe a good thing for drawing precise wing and thiner lines. After a few uses, the brush fanned out which made it practically useless so be sure to keep the protective plastic thingy of the brush. This brush is good for emergency use but not for long term. Over all, the brush delivered its price point.
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